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by dmor 15y ago
Twilio UK SMS is in rolling beta right now. Please feel free to email me at danielle(at)twilio(dot)com and I'll do what I can to get you added, the queue is quite long so if you applied and haven't gotten that might be why. We are definit
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VC+E=IPO license plate(quora.com)
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by dmor 15y ago
but you can take the trolley from Westlake
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by dmor 15y ago
I grew up on Bainbridge Island and it would be amazing to base a startup there, the quality of life is awesome. There is a startup there called Avalara with over 100 employees
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by dmor 15y ago
I was expecting it to be more
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by dmor 15y ago
Ummm downvoter I wasn't being snarky, I genuinely think this is part of what makes humans awesome.
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by dmor 15y ago
some businesses are just businesses, not startups, and thats ok.
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by dmor 15y ago
"narratives with more risk, more reward, and higher drama, are the kind of narratives human beings love" I love human beings.
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by dmor 15y ago
I totally agree with you, they take the same effort at the beginning. Because of that, I think a lot of people figure they might as well swing for the fences.
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by dmor 15y ago
I think this stigma exists because on some level, sometimes, when things suck at your high growth crazy startup (even if its just a bad day or week) you think, "man I wish I ran a skate shop in Huntington Beach with an online store". And i
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by dmor 15y ago
Did I miss something, or this basically trying to call out something that Amazon fixed before anyone actually discovered it. Reads like FUD
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by dmor 15y ago
Twilio is GA in the UK today, we have 5 more countries in Europe in beta today, and 11 more announced to go into beta in the coming weeks leading into the end of 2011... with the rest of Europe to open. No geography lessons, no shenanigans
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by dmor 15y ago
SMS is currently in private beta, you can request access here: http://www.twilio.com/pricing Just click the "let me know when its ready" link and enter your email address
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by dmor 15y ago
We don't currently have a form for all countries, but if you email help@twilio.com with your request for a country it gets tagged for the future and we will keep you posted. So please drop us a note, every request motivates us to work fast
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by dmor 15y ago
We're working on it, for now we have to charge in dollars and we wouldn't want to have to give you something that changes every time the currency exchange rate changes.
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by dmor 15y ago
Just a character evaluation here, but if they are willing to cut this other company loose, I think you should evaluate how binding they consider contracts to be before you enter into one with them yourself. At the very least I would ask th
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by dmor 15y ago
when did it happen? edit: 7 hours ago p.s. publications aren't required to cover everything... is this insinuating some conspiracy theory
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by dmor 15y ago
"Rometty’s naming as CEO makes it an interesting moment in history. With Meg Whitman at the helm of HP, women now run the two biggest IT companies by revenue in the world."
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by dmor 15y ago
It would also be tough to keep secrets about any deals, launches, etc
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by dmor 15y ago
now THAT i would watch
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by dmor 15y ago
Sounds like some good tough love for CEOs (and everyone else really) who care too much. That's probably most of them, and a whole lot of employees, investors, and even customers too. IMO the why matters, but only for a moment, and then the
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The Ultimate Guide To Learning Brogramming -- The Hard Way(businessinsider.com)
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TwilioCon Hackathon Finalists(venturebeat.com)
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by dmor 15y ago
We hear you, not only are there billions of people - there are literally MILLIONS of software developers globally, and we can't wait to serve them at Twilio. International support is one of our top requests and we're listening and working
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by dmor 15y ago
There are a lot of gems in here, this is a "save forever" post.
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by dmor 15y ago
Chad has always been someone I wanted to work with, and now I get to! Hopefully that itch will lie dormant for awhile :)
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by dmor 15y ago
I was a resident of the building for a year, it was Twilio's first office space. I loved it, I am so happy we got to stay there until we just couldn't fit anymore. Working there was like being outside all the time though, there was no ins
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by dmor 15y ago
Yes, and walking in the garage at night was like being in a Stephen King novel. One motion sensor light turning on at a time
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by dmor 15y ago
I wear a suit because it shows I give a damn, and occasionally to look a little older. Many people in startups wear costumes too, just a different sort for a different purpose. I realize that people in tech generally avoid "suits", but ther
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by dmor 15y ago
That's really quite sad when you think of it. Maybe my experience is some crazy outlier, but the sales people I've worked with both in shipping and in tech have been some of the smartest people I've known. Maybe these companies are sendin

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